... Th. ;f n - . ; A lie Following is tne statement of Mr. Atkinson's case to which we alluded a few days since, when directing attention to the melancholy circumstances to which that gentleman has been reduced:_ Much has been said about the sufferings of authors after they were dead, and concerning the cruel conduct of the age in which they lived and wrote ; but here is the case of a literary ...

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... FASHION ANTD PARiE 'IEBS. The Queen and Prince Albert, the Queen Dowager, and tlhe Princess Augusta attended divine service on Sunday a morning in the Chapel Royal, St. James's. The sermon ! was preached by the Bishop of Ely, from St. Mark, c hap. x., verse 17. The prayers were read by the Rev .Mr. Barham, the lessons by the Rev. Dr. Wesley, and the communion service by the Rev. Mr. Barham and ...

... -'FASHION-ND PARIETIRS, The Earl of Albemarle and Viscount Melbourne had audiences on Friday of the Queen. D, The royal dinner party at the Palace On Friday included ,d the Earl of flchester, Viscount Melbourne, Lord John Russell, Lord Leveson, Lord Robert Grosvenor, the Right TrHon. George Stevens Byng, and Colonel Couper. The band of the 1st Life Gaards was in attendance at the Palace during ...

... FASHION AN'D VARIETIES. The following distinguished persons were entertained e by his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, at dinner, at the Castle of Dublin, on Saturday evening ?? of Y Charlemont, Countess of Carnwath, Lady Catherine Fel. r lowes, Lady Eleanor Fortescue, Chief Remembrancer, Right Hon. T. F. and Mrs. Kennedy, Baron de Roebuck, nthe Misses Rawson, Miss Fellowes, Miss Hester ...

... | COVENT-GARDEN. THEATRE. 1 --a - Friday evening her Majesty and Prince Albert went in f state to this theatre, and the excitement created by the ap- Is pearance of the royal couple was certainly not less on this occasion than when, on Wednesday last, they, for the first e time since their marriage, appeared in public at Drury-lane a theatre. Long before the opening of the doors all the l ...

... .FAsHIrON ANVD V.AR rL;TI.E T& HEIL3 MA.ETY5S~ LTrsrE TeQueen..held- a Le.ee on Wednesdayaten t\ St. James Palace, Her Majesty and Prince Albert, at- tended by their suite, arrived from Buckingham Palace, escorted by a party of the Royal Regiment of Horse Guards. In waiting were the Mistress of the Robes; the Dowager Lady Lyttelton, Lady of the Bedchamber in Waiting; Earl of Fingall, Lord in ...

... FJSH[ON AND VARTETIES. The Queen held a Court on Tuesday afternoon, at Buck. inghain Palace, for the reception of addresses from the throne. ?? Grace the Duke of Wellington arrived at the Palac& at half-past one o'clock on Tuesday afternoon, and shortly before two o'clock the deputation from the University cf Oxford arrived in procession at the Palace, and, headed by the noble duke, who wore ...

... Z!TEBlAXURE.,, -1 I , I I I LITERARYjCLASS BOOKi By the Brothers of the Christian Schools, (Powell, Dublin.) Not among the least of the services rendered to the conm a munity by the Brothers of the Christian Schools is the, publication of the work whose title heads this notice. At a time when there are largely circulated so many books of the most pernicious tendency, Whicb, under the seductive ...

... ?? AND VARIET!ES, The Lord Lieutenant entertained the following distin- guished personages at dinner, at the Castle, on Saturday last :-Lady C. Fellowes, Lady E. Fortescue, Miss Fel- lowes, Miss H. Fellowes, Sir J., Lady and Misses Bur- goyne, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce, Major and Mrs R. White (InniskUlling Dragoons), Town Major and Mrs. White, fr. and Mrs. A. Lyle, Colonel Brereton, Mr. Stuart, Pre- ...

... I ?? AND VJtET1ES. The Duke of Wellington bad an audience of Prinee Albert on Tuesday afternoon, at Buckingham Palace, to present to his Royal Highness the diploma of a Doctor in Civil Law, conferred upon his Royal Hlighnoess by the University of Oxford. Viscount Melbourne had an audience on Tuesday of her Majesty. The Queen and Prince Albert honoured the performsanc of Mr. Charles Kemble in ...

... I - FA HI NA D &4 YE IE Hlis Excelency the LordLieutenant enterhed the tfollowing distinguished personages at dinner, at the tCastle, on yesterday :-Lady C. Fellowes, Lady E. For- t tescue, Miss Fellowes, Miss R. Followes, Honourable H. r Fortescue, Sir Edward and Lady Blakeney, Sir William and Lady Leeson, Sir Guy, Lady, and Miss Campbell, XMj , Fitzgerald, Mr. Lurcom, R. E.; Colonel Campbell ...